At the Fox News/Google GOP debate on 09-22, views were able to submit their own video questions via youtube. According to Fox, the question that got the MOST votes amongst all that were submitted, was on the 10th Amendment:

“There’s growing concern among Americans about the size and scope of the federal government and it’s infringement upon state and individual rights. If you’re elected president, how do you plan to restore the 10th Amendment, hold the federal government only to those enumerated powers in the Constitution, and allow states to govern themselves.”

The video that follows is Ron Paul’s response.

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Note: Ron Paul was the only one given an opportunity to respond to this question.

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